I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed he kinda went insane via Aaron. He had great detail for Rekieta but kinda lost the plot on Aaron.
I think BG's thing is he doesn't want to be partial to any one side on anything. He's complained about "team sports" before.
Whereas I feel don't have the luxury of doing that. My own moral compass tells me that, in this ongoing situation, there's really no choice to be had here. Which is not to say you have to like everybody Nick is fighting with. I don't particularly like Aaron, for example.
Some people get really mad at BG about it. I
try not to be a dick, and see things from his POV, but I just can't get to wherever he is at.
Yeah, Aaron, Kurt, Andrew, Faran, Monty,
etc., all have their own issues, but it's all
baby shit compared to Nick. Sometimes it even feels like nitpicking. Possibly even bullying.
For me, it's like when Sean was asked about who he would give the sole life preserver to: Nick or Kurt? Like, honestly, is that even a difficult question for most people here?
EDIT: I stand corrected, I just saw his latest community happenings post.
BOXING LICENSE! YAY!
Seriously,
I mocked this crap earlier in the month (even using the same gif). To me, things like that only serve to further underscore the divide between the sins of Nick, and and the sins of Aaron.
Nick said that "years of pointless litigation ended in a sputter". Rendazza compared it to WWI.
I can see it.
Otto Von Bismark once predicted that WWI
would start over "some damn foolish thing in the Balkans."
The lawsuit started over Nick acting like a complete niggerfaggot retard in Minnesota.
Both were stupid and avoidable.
That speaks to the
casus belli though. In terms of the conduct of the War, I think Nick took much heavier casualties.
Nick believes Schnieder was working on contingency but then said that he thinks Schnieder “pocketed” the $17K Monty raised; Rendazza believes the money went to the appellate lawyer bc Schnieder doesn’t do appellate work.
I agree with Randazza, but I think the amount that went to the appellate lawyer was closer to 14-15k, because that is what he managed to raise when the appeal happened. Since then, he only managed to get an additional $3,000. That could be going to Hardin.